Tinkers Lullaby Pecker Dunne Song Lyrics And Guitar Chords
Written and recorded by Pecker. ''The Pecker Dunne'' is a singer songwriter from Ireland's travelling community. He plays the 5 string banjo and comes from a long line of musicians in the Dunne family. He's a regular busker outside G.A.A stadiums on match days. The Pecker's greatest hit was 'O'Sullivans John' which was recorded by Johnny McEvoy and by The Dubliners.
Go to [C]sleep my little [F]tinker
Let [G]all your troubles pass you [C]by[G] [C]For you have no place to [F]camp now Ah [G]that's a tinkers lulla[C]by. Ever [C]since you were a [F]baby [G]Cradled in your mothers [C]shawl[G] The [C]site they said they didn't [F]want you And [G]now you have no home at [C]all [C]When your mother died and [F]left you You [G]had to fend all a[C]lone[G] All [C]in this land of saints and [F]scholars And [G]still you have not got a [C]home. Al[C]though your clothes are torn and [F]ragged [G]And your hair is silvery [C]grey[G] Some [C]day you'll die and go to [F]heaven And [G]you will find a camp ground [C]there. Repeat 1st verse |
Words Without The Chords.
Go to sleep my little tinker Let all your troubles pass you by For you have no place to camp now Ah that's a tinkers lullaby. Ever since you were a baby Cradle in your mothers shawl The site they said they didn't want you And now you have no home at all When your mother died and left you You had to fend all alone All in this land of saints and scholars And still you have not got a home. Although your clothes are torn and ragged And your hair is silvery grey Some day you'll die and go to heaven And you will find a camp down there. Go to sleep my little tinker Let all your troubles pass you by For you have no place to camp now Ah that's a tinkers lullaby. |